I know it must be a update of some sort, since on 29 July 2015 post install everything on this system worked fine and I had used it for the evening with no issues of any kind. I have to review what if any updates may have been installed last night and will remove any updates that were installed post 29 July, 2015. I haven't had anytime to explore possible root causes - I did, however prior to heading to work, updated the ATI graphics drives, however this did not stop the issue. Going into task manger and stopping explorer.exe obviously stops this and I can access the C: drive etc, but am not sure of the cause. Right-click on the new batch file and click Run as Administrator.I upgraded three of my computer to Windows 10 64bit on 29 July 2015 (build 10240), two of them I have no issues with, however one of them today, 31 July 2015, when I started it this morning once it had booted to the desktop explorer started a continuous crash loop. Save the file with any name you like and with a.
What we can do is block it from running with a batch file.Ĭopy and paste the following text into off Some tutorials suggest uninstalling the Windows 10 Update is Assistant, but that's no longer possible. Follow the prompts.Ĥ: Windows 10 & 11 Update Assistant is Already Running - Block From Running You can also find troubleshooters in Start > Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot.įind Windows Update on the right and click on that, then Run the troubleshooter. The Windows Update Troubleshooter can find any other potential problems and might even recognize the missing update mentioned above.īegin by typing troubleshoot in search and click on Troubleshoot settings. Scroll down and double-click on Update Orchestrator Service.ģ: Windows 10 & 11 Update Assistant is Already Running - Run Windows Update Troubleshooter Press the Windows Key + R and type in services.msc and press Enter.
If the problem persists, let's force-stop the Update Orchestrator Service. Give that a try.Ģ: Windows 10 & 11 Update Assistant is Already Running - Stop Update Orchestrator Service Rebooting can often solve the problem by closing the app (if stuck), clearing memory, and more. TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicksġ: Windows 10 & 11 Update Assistant is Already Running - Reboot
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